Agats is a small town located in the Asmat regency of Papua, Indonesia. It serves as the administrative center for the region and is situated along the Fly River. The town is known for its unique culture and traditional wooden houses built on stilts, reflecting the local way of life. The population of Agats primarily consists of the Asmat people, who are renowned for their intricate wood carvings and vibrant art. The area is rich in biodiversity, with lush rainforests and a variety of wildlife, making it an important location for ecological studies and cultural tourism.